MAJESTIC THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 10907, 27 May 1929, Page 6

MAJESTIC THEATRE

\YH I'BN IH'TY CABLE” AND

"ZERO" TWO BIG SUCCESSES

The Miijosl.ii- dduhle feature pio(,ianit)H- jiresenied on Saturday and showing again to-night comprises ‘ When "Duty ('alls" ii einoma arts .super thriller and “Zero’’ an all-Brit-ish production, liuth. those attractuijis proved decidedly popular, and although of a diversified nature, proved of deepest interest- to all present, and should command a huge attendance to-night. “When Duty Calls’" is ii epic ol; the Fire Brigade. If concerns an aged fireman, who is pensioned oil’ much to hgs consternation, alter injuring his leg in an underground train smash, and his daughter Bore, who meets and falls in love with the lire chief." A question that has oft-times Been asked and has formed the basis of many a story is the query whether Lite past ran he scut into ohliviog. Lit ('ollinson Owen’s great stry. ‘“Zero", exciting dramatic circumstances arise! through, ia mail, who believes that h ( , can commence lift* afresh with the past completely forgotten. This hook has been made the basis of one of the most thrilling photoplay ever produced by a British i ompany. An English Gazette is tho only support on account- of the length of the above feature, hut it bristles With the latest- topical events. Hex plan is at Tattorsall and ,Ba vlv’s.